Terror were one of the first hardcore bands that got me involved and appealed to me as an angry kid. I’m thankful for hardcore looking back I know I wouldn’t be the same person without it
Scott seems like a cool guy. This thoughtful, soft spoken side of him is in such contrast to his energetic, gruff delivery on stage. Even though I'm not a hardcore fan, I dug the interview and went to check out some Terror videos.
Eric Ottinger this band is my life for years I have been going to shows I remember the first time I seen his band and just went a month ago to see them for the thousandth time lol. You need to see them live
The stuff that tends to get more popular tends to. But you have plenty of rappers like Nas who Scott mentioned here that have plenty of emotion and substance in their lyrics as well as some really good production quality. Every genre of music will have its artists that listeners will gravitate towards to varying degrees.
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Terror were one of the first hardcore bands that got me involved and appealed to me as an angry kid. I’m thankful for hardcore looking back I know I wouldn’t be the same person without it
total respect to Scott and Terror
Terror is the fucking best....Scott your a very grounded and real person...met you guys with Suicidal on tour!!!
Scott’s the fckn best…. Dude digs Natalie Merchant…. Tigerlilly is a fckn masterpiece
Scott seems like a cool guy. This thoughtful, soft spoken side of him is in such contrast to his energetic, gruff delivery on stage. Even though I'm not a hardcore fan, I dug the interview and went to check out some Terror videos.
Eric Ottinger this band is my life for years I have been going to shows I remember the first time I seen his band and just went a month ago to see them for the thousandth time lol. You need to see them live
Woah his voice is so different compared to a when he’s talking at a show
Pfft CNN
CNN? Seriously
isn't hip hop very often about making big money, I don't see that in hardcore.
No
@@patdevaughn4507 back in '90-'95...it was ALL about lyrics and street cred. Absolutely NOTHING like the fake, ghostwritten garbage it is now.
The stuff that tends to get more popular tends to. But you have plenty of rappers like Nas who Scott mentioned here that have plenty of emotion and substance in their lyrics as well as some really good production quality. Every genre of music will have its artists that listeners will gravitate towards to varying degrees.